Assorted content to end your week.
- Angella MacEwen comments on the fight for universal child care, along with the lessons we can learn from Quebec’s experience. And Claire Cain Miller notes that inequality in the workplace extends to benefits as well as wages – with child care included alongside other supports which are currently treated as employer-specific perks rather than needed programs.
- Meanwhile, as Elliot Berkman notes, the failure to win the employer lottery only creates additional hardships for the working poor who are then forced into short-term survival mode: The very definition of self-control is choosing (Read more…)
